Live Recording from Yellow Barn Festival in Putney, Vermont, Part 2 of 2

Welcome back to the second half of this program recorded on location in the yellow barn and yellow barn festival in Putney Vermont on July 4th of this year. Thus far in the program we've heard the Sonata in the minor for violin harpsichord and cello by Bach the gunboats Sonata by Johann Sebastian Bach a cunt haha by George Frederick Handel. And in the second half a work by Alan Hove on us a 20th century composer and the trio in C Major by Franz Josef Haydn to guest artist at the festival this year Carol Rosenberg's soprano and Eric Rosen Blyth by a legend. They will all perform Hercules Opus 56 number four for soprano one violin by Alan Hope goddess. A.

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you. The last work on this tape delayed broadcast is the trio in C Major by front Joseph Haydn. This work is comprised of three movements the tempo designations are Allegro undone today and not only are the co-founders of the yellow bar music festival are performing this work. Janet Wells piano David Wells cello and Eric Rosenbluth is returning to the stage to play the violin in this trio in C Major by Franz Josef Hyde. Thanks. For having. Are Here.

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thank. The trio instant major bank loans years. Formed by Janet Wells pianist David Wells cellist. And Eric Rosenberg. Violence. This program recorded on the 4th of July. The yellow barn can. Happen in a moment. Thank you David. Well. Thanks Jennifer Wells. Recently thanking state. Thank her for calling this performance of the trio in C major. Thanks Sanjay. Thanks. And with the playing of the trio in C Major we come to the close of this

prerecorded program at the yellow Barney a lobar music festival in Putney Vermont. Ira Wilner was the recording engineer on location on this Fourth of July concert the first in a 1979 series at the yellow barn festival. Later on in September will be listening to the Primavera quartet. Part of this festival. They were recorded at the west village meeting house in west Brattleboro Vermont I'll be listening to that later on in this month on an evening concert. In the interim. At the end of this program at 10:00 p.m. We'll listen to the Concerto in D Major for violin and orchestra Opus 35 by Tchaikovsky. This is a Columbia recording. The violin soloist is Isaac Stern. Mr. Slav Rostropovich is conducting the National Symphony Orchestra. This is the Concerto in D Major for violin and orchestra Opus 35 by Tchaikovsky.

The Concerto in D Major for violin and orchestra Opus 35 by Peter Tchaikovsky. On this Columbia recording the soloist Isaac Stern Mr. Foster Povich conducting the National Symphony Orchestra. And that concludes tonight's program an evening concert. And this week of music programming. I hope that you enjoy everything that you heard in our live performance on Tuesday with the people traveling quartet next week will be listening to more music from the disc and I'll have a few surprises coming up and some announcements about upcoming concerts and evening concert heard each weeknight at 8:00 p.m. on

Vermont Public Radio. The broadcast mix engineer was Felix Thor tonight's broadcast engineer Joshua Landis. I'm Frank Hoffman please have a pleasant weekend jazz with Bill Cole is coming up after tonight's. Am. I and I and I am. A.